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| November 17, 2001 | Saturday | Ramazan 1, 1422 |
Hewitt youngest to end year as No 1
 SYDNEY, Nov 16: Australia’s Lleyton Hewitt beat Patrick Rafter 7-5 6-2 at the Masters Cup on Friday to become the youngest player in the history of the game to end the...
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Chatkhara outclass bankers
LAHORE, Nov 16: Shah Shamyl Alam scored three goals to take the Lahore Chatkhara side to a win over Deutsche Bank by nine goals to seven-and-a-half (9-7 1/2) in the Ghulam Mohammad Memorial Polo Tournament at the Lahore Polo Club (LPC) ground on Friday....
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Youthful China down Japan
FUKUOKA (Japan), Nov 16: Asian champions China outgunned Japan to chill a partisan crowd in a top-of-the-table battle for a third straight win in the World Grand Champions Cup women’s volleyball...
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Flyers outgun Capitals
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov 16: The Flyers erupted for three goals on their first seven shots and Brian Boucher and Roman Cechmanek combined on a shutout as Philadelphia beat the reeling Washington Capitals...
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53 players shortlisted
LAHORE, Nov 16 Fifty-three players were retained in the national junior pool after holding three-day trials at the National Hockey Stadium from Tuesday to Thursday....
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Abid, Natasha bag honours
ISLAMABAD, Nov 16: Abid Ali of Root’s School and Natasha Afridi of Prepatory School grabbed singles title of the 5th ITF Inter School tennis championships 2001 at Pakistan Sports Complex Friday....
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LAS grabs title
LAHORE, Nov 16: Lahore American School (LAS) defeated hosts Asia American School 23-19 to capture Lahore Inter-School basketball trophy Friday....
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POA yet to receive court orders
ISLAMABAD, Nov 16: The Pakistan Olympic Association (POA) has yet to make preparations to hold elections of Pakistan Amateur Athletic Federation (PAAF) as it has not received a written court verdict....
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